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INTERVIEW<br />
5. You have been photographing many celebrities. Who was the<br />
most pleasant celebrity to work with? Who was your favourite?<br />
All the celebrity photo shoots are so fast you definitely don’t have time to get<br />
to know them. I did get to hang around while the journalist interviewed Ed<br />
Norton and he was a very cool guy. He had great presence and is very articulate<br />
and intelligent. I thought Tom Cruise had very little presence. I really thought I<br />
would have walked right by him n the street.<br />
6. I was attracted by your art photographs such as street photographs<br />
and the fairy tale portraits of your daughter. How much time<br />
can you dedicate to this photographs?<br />
All the stuff on DA is my personal work. I really wish I could do that kind of<br />
photography full time but the commercial work takes up a lot of time. Once<br />
or twice a month I might have time to shoot stuff for myself but I spend a lot of<br />
time gathering junk for the studio shops which is fun finding some old obscure<br />
item and wondering how i can use it to create a character. Recently I was shooting<br />
some stall holders that see antiques in a street in Shanghai that is very popular<br />
with tourists. I found this amazing staff that was made of brass which is quite unusual<br />
but even more unusual was the fat that the handle was a skull and when you<br />
pulled it out it had a blade inside the staff. Very Victorian. Right down my street<br />
and I know exactly how I’m going to use it in a shoot.<br />
<strong>BULB</strong> MAGAZINE 9